Fees The fees for a course leading to a degree were for full-time home/EU undergraduates £9,250 in 2018-19. The cap for tuition fees (£9,250) may be further increased in future years by an inflationary amount, to be determined each year by the UK government..

For part-time students your tuition fee will depend on the intensity of your course. So if you’re studying half a full-time course each year (50% intensity), you’ll pay half of the full-time course fee each year for six years, rather than the usual three.

Bursaries A range of bursaries and scholarshipsare available for students starting in 2019. Among these is the Books Plus Scheme, where all eligible students will automatically receive up to £400 each year to help with study-related costs. Full details of all scholarships can be found at anglia.ac.uk/help-with-finances

Accommodation Around 90% of first year full-time students will be able to get a room, of which just over half is university-owned.

At the Cambridge campus, self-catered single occupancy accommodation starts at £93.87 per week (all bills included) and cost a maximum of £187.08 per week for a single occupancy studio flat (all bills included).

Chelmsford students pay between £118.51 and £126.63 per week (all bills included).